Who Should Attend?
All practitioners with an interest in managing women with incontinence, prolapse and pelvic floor disorders. This
includes physiotherapists, gynaecologists, urologists, colorectal surgeons and continence advisors. Trainees are
particularly welcome.
Local Organizing Committee
Peter de Jong (Co-Chairman)
Kobus van Rensburg (Co-Chairman)
Malika van der Schyff (Treasurer)
Leonard Juul
Kendall Brouard
Stephen Jeffrey
International Faculty
Abdul Sultan (UK)
RaneeThakar (UK)
Harry Vervest (Netherlands)
Jan Paul Roovers (Netherlands)
Igor Vaz (Mozambique)
Anneke Steensma (Netherlands)
Catherine Matthews (USA)
Local Faculty
Leonard Juul, Stellenbosch
Kobus van Rensburg, Stellenbosch
Stephen Jeffrey, Cape Town
Lisa Kaestner, Cape Town
Robert Baigrie, Cape Town
Kendall Brouard, Cape Town
Tessa Loftus, Cape Town
Regional Faculty
Etienne Henn, Bloemfontein
Suran Ramphal, Durban
Frans van Wijk, Pretoria
Zeelha Abdool, Pretoria
Hester van Aswegen, Johannesburg
Location:
Cape Town Regional Symposium
at Stellenbosch University
Law Faculty of Stellenbosch University
Old Main Building
Corner of Crozier Road and van Ryneveld Street Accommodation
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Friday, January 25, 2013
Incontinence
- Which tape? How do I decide?
- Practical investigations for incontinence
- Practical approach to faecal incontinence
- How to avoid dyspareunia following urogynaecology procedures
- Obstructed defecation: surgeons approach
- Avoiding fistula in urogynaecology
- Complex vesico – vaginal fistula repair
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Overactive Bladder and others
- Hysterectomy – which way?
- OAB: when medicines fail
- Does a UDS make any difference?
- Office evaluation of the urogynaecology patient
- Don’t forget diverticula
- Relationship between prolapse and incontinence
- Prevention of Perineal Trauma
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Prolapse
- Repair of uterine prolapse
- Posterior compartment prolapse – ideal approach
- Prolapse repair options without mesh
- Endoscopic approach to prolapse
- How to audit your practice
- Anterior compartment prolapse – ideal approach
- Mesh: blowing up a storm
Afternoon Workshops
January 25 & 26, 2013 (14:00-17:00)
- Basic urodynamics made simple
- Complications of prolapse and incontinence surgery
- Manchester repair revisited (live surgery)
- Pelvic Pain
- Mesh Surgery – how to guarantee quality
- Imaging the pelvic floor
- Anal sphincter repair – practically speaking
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